Emotional Intelligence Instructor Development Course

This two-day course is designed for experienced firearms instructors to learn and develop applied emotional intelligence skills. This pilot event is an invitation only experience. If you know someone you think should be invited, please let me know who they are, what makes you think they would benefit being in this pilot class, and their contact information.

The firearms training community works with people who come from extensive array of life experiences. Being able to connect with people on an emotional level helps our students engage in the learning process.

This class is designed to equip you with applied emotional intelligence skills, using the Genos model, to improve coaching effectiveness, safety, and student outcomes. You’ll learn emotional intelligence in observable, trainable behaviors that you can apply in the classroom and on the line. You’ll have the tools you need to read students, regulate pressure, give feedback that lands, and create a climate where learners progress faster with fewer safety lapses.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Applied Emotional Intelligence Framework (Based on the Genos Model of Emotional Intelligence)
Why a Skills-Based Approach to Emotional Intelligence Matters
Neuroscience of Emotional Intelligence
Communicating Under Performance Stress
Classroom & Range Climate Design
Personal Assessment and Growth Plans for Improving Your Applied Emotional Intelligence Skills

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

Ability to Diagnose and Adjust Your Coaching Behavior in Real Time to Increase Student Performance
A Framework to Deliver Clear, Stress-Tolerant Feedback that Students Can Implement
Create a Rubric to Self-Assess Emotional Intelligence Observations and Implementation After Each Class
A Plan to Integrate Emotional Intelligence Into Drill Development and Execution

STUDENT REQUIREMENTS

Reliable, Defensive Handgun
300 Rounds of Quality Factory Ammunition
Eye & Ear Protection (We Highly Recommend Electronic Hearing Protection)
Appropriate Attire for an Outdoor Range
Packed Lunch as the Range is Not Geographically Convenient to Leave and Return During a Break
Snacks, Water, Medication, and Other Items to Maximize Comfort and Your Ability to Stay Attentive
Note Taking Materials